For iPhone and iPad
Convert an image to SVG
Image to vector redraws your picture in flat color shapes. You get an SVG that stays sharp at any size.
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Step by step
How to convert an image to SVG on iPhone and iPad
- Open Vectorize Image and tap Image to vector.
- Pick a photo, a logo or a PNG from your library.
- Wait a few seconds. AI redraws the image.
- Touch and hold the eye button to compare the result with the original.
- Tap Export and choose SVG.
- Save the file to Files or share it to another app.
What you get
Flat color shapes
AI replaces pixels with clean shapes. Each shape is a path you can edit.
Sharp at any size
An SVG has no pixels. It stays sharp on a sticker and on a poster.
PNG up to 4096 px
The app renders PNG from the vector. You choose 1×, 2×, 3× or 4×.
Logos and drawings
Logos and icons give the cleanest result. Photos turn into a flat poster style.
Tips for a clean result
- Use an image with clear edges and few colors.
- Pick the largest version of the image you have.
- Remove the background first if you need only the subject.
- Send the cutout to Image to vector in one tap.
People use it for
- Logos
- Cricut
- Stickers
- T-shirt print
- Laser engraving
- Icons
Questions and answers
Can I edit the SVG?
Yes. The SVG contains paths. You can edit them in Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma or Cricut Design Space.
Can I convert a JPG or HEIC image to SVG?
Yes. The app accepts any image from your Photos library. That includes JPG, PNG and HEIC.
How long does the conversion take?
The conversion usually takes a few seconds. A large image can take up to a minute.
Why can't I save the SVG to Photos?
The Photos app does not accept SVG files. Save the SVG to Files or share it to another app.
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For iPhone and iPad
Convert your first image to SVG
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